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| Taps won't dry up this summer in Chennai Times of India CHENNAI: This summer, it seems, Chennaiites won't have to stare down the barrel of parched pipes. As on Monday, the trinity of reservoirs — Poondi, Chembarambakkam and Red Hills — had in store a total of 7206 million cubic feet (mcft) of water. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Post polls, babus get more space Times of India CHENNAI: Last week, the Tamil Nadu Electricity Board chairman CP Singh signed off on the papers to introduce power cuts in the city after discussions with senior officials in the distribution wing, Tamil Nadu Generation and Distribution Corporation ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Unexpected showers bring some relief in Chennai Times of India CHENNAI: Despite the meteorological department forecasting thundershowers in some areas, residents didn't expect it to rain on Monday. Many were caught unawares and got drenched even as they enjoyed the pleasant weather in some parts of the city. ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Chennai school urges parents to protest against RTE Times of India CHENNAI: Admitting poor students may bring down discipline and the quality of education and also demoralize teachers, says Sri Sankara Senior Secondary School. In a circular issued to students by the Adyar-based school, principal Subala ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| For students in crisis, expert help is just a call away Times of India CHENNAI: If she could change something, it would be the number of youngsters resorting to suicide, says Dr Lakshmi Vijayakumar. "We are thinking of counselling students from class X onwards so that clearing an exam or getting admission for a course is ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| For Super Kings, home is where the hearth is Hindustan Times As the Chennai Super Kings team walked into the hotel lobby after their team dinner on Sunday, it was clear the defending champions were not only about the big international stars. Murali Vijay, S Badrinath and R Ashwin were flooded with autograph and ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Big flight lands on narrow Port Blair runway, raises concern Times of India CHENNAI: Landing at Port Blair can be tricky for pilots under normal circumstances. And when an A320 from Chennai with about 100 passengers landed on the runway made narrow by ongoing works, safety norms were back in focus. The Port Blair airport had ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| NGO under scanner helped Kanimozhi don role of cultural ambassador Times of India CHENNAI: The investigation into the 2G spectrum scam had taken the CBI sleuths to the doorsteps of Tamil Maiyam, a Chennai-based socio-cultural organisation associated with chief minister Karunanidhi's daughter Kanimozhi, in December 2010. ... See all stories on this topic » |
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